Edward Pittam
Postcards sent home by
Edward Pittam during
his time serving in World War I

The cards used are by kind permission of Josie Oakley


WHEN GOD GAVE YOU TO ME (1)
JESU, LOVER OF MY SOUL (1)
JESU, LOVER OF MY SOUL (20

DON'T GO DOWN THE MINE DAD (1)

PLEASE SEND BACK MY DADDY
"Say Good-night, Daddy, not Good-bye!"
THE KISS

Words on the reverse of the card

"MEMORIES

The soldiers and sailors blinded in the war have learnt to be blind at St. Dunstan’s in Regent’s Park and many are still learning. After their training they go to their own homes or they are set up in new ones to carry on the trades they have mastered. Large sums of money are necessary for the after-care of these brave men who gave their sight for us on the war, and a permanent After-Care branch which will look after them all their lives has been established by the National Institute for the Blind which asks for your practical sympathy on their behalf.


THE KISS THAT MADE YOU MINE (1)
THE KISS THAT MADE YOU MINE (3)
THE KISS THAT MADE YOU MINE (3)

YOUR DEAR OLD DAD WAS IRISH (1)
YOUR DEAR OLD DAD WAS IRISH (2)
YOUR DEAR OLD DAD WAS IRISH (3)

ABIDE WITH ME (1)
ABIDE WITH ME (2)
ABIDE WITH ME (3)